APPS benchmark shows models like GPT-Neo pass roughly 20% of test cases on introductory problems, indicating machine learning is beginning to learn basic coding.
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Post-generation grammar and schema filtering on top of confidence scoring raises syntactic validity and execution success for Text2Cypher but increases empty outputs and lowers coverage.
STEF is a schema-agnostic evaluation framework that scores SQL generation accuracy from natural language inputs using semantic feature alignment and a composite metric.
CHESS deploys four LLM agents to retrieve information, prune schemas, generate refined SQL candidates, and validate via unit tests, reporting up to 71.10% accuracy on BIRD with 83% fewer calls than leading proprietary baselines.
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Measuring Coding Challenge Competence With APPS
APPS benchmark shows models like GPT-Neo pass roughly 20% of test cases on introductory problems, indicating machine learning is beginning to learn basic coding.
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Extending Confidence-Based Text2Cypher with Grammar and Schema Aware Filtering
Post-generation grammar and schema filtering on top of confidence scoring raises syntactic validity and execution success for Text2Cypher but increases empty outputs and lowers coverage.
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Agent-Agnostic Evaluation of SQL Accuracy in Production Text-to-SQL Systems
STEF is a schema-agnostic evaluation framework that scores SQL generation accuracy from natural language inputs using semantic feature alignment and a composite metric.
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CHESS: Contextual Harnessing for Efficient SQL Synthesis
CHESS deploys four LLM agents to retrieve information, prune schemas, generate refined SQL candidates, and validate via unit tests, reporting up to 71.10% accuracy on BIRD with 83% fewer calls than leading proprietary baselines.